Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one cannot remain in the cradle forever. Father of Rocketry – Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky. Humankind has always believed in the presence of life…
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Use Cases and Prospects of RFID in Agriculture and Food Industry
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a technology that uses electromagnetic radiation to detect or track objects carrying electronic devices known as tags. RFID technology has been around for a long…
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3d Printing (With Food)
3d printing is no longer a new technology. With the advent of this technology, we’ve seen its rise in manufacturing industries and medical science, which is good, considering these are…
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IoT and its future implications
In the past few years, we have often heard the phrase Internet of Things or IoT and probably wondered what it means. The term basically refers to a network of…
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Grow Lights – An Introduction
While growing up, we all read about photosynthesis and how plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make food. Sunlight as we know consists of a number of colors…
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Hydroponics for Home – But why??
Foods we eat mostly come from farms some miles away. These have to travel a distance before they reach you and are possibly treated with some chemicals. Also, they’re surely…
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Growing foods with AI – An Overview
Artificial Intelligence(AI) is one of the terms frequently heard these days. It is the ability of computers to perform tasks that generally require human intervention, like driving a car. Anything…
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Urban Farms – Farms of the Future
First of all, let’s just start with the fact that it does not matter how conscious we are about the healthiness of food on our plate, it is less likely…
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Feeding the future
In the past few decades, the trend has been such that the population is growing rapidly (estimated to be 9.8 billion by 2050 from 7.6 billion as of today) and…
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Modern World’s Issue- Carbon Footprint
Imagine that you are walking over the wet ground; you will leave a footprint with each step. The more you walk, the more will you leave a footprint. Like this…
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